A certain, palpable, and undeniable progressive energy follows harpist-songwriter Adam Seth Lynn and drummer-songwriter Natalie Depergola, and while their Prince Tanuki project with Savvas Savvinidis appears to be on hold, the duo has linked up with another bassist—Jon Shea, an alum of the jazz program at University of South Florida—to form The Katara Trio.
On Thursday, the band plays a free, “Safe & Sound” concert outside the Tampa Museum of Art where Rock The Park organizers have set up 20 “pods” (designated, separated space on the pavilion under the awning) which can each accommodate six friends and family members. All 20 pods are first come, first served, and promoters are telling concertgoers to “bring your own low-back chairs, blankets or cushions to sit on.” Get there early, too, because songwriter Noan Partly is one of the most exciting artists to come out of Lakeland in the last few months.
If you miss Katara Trio on Thursday, make plans to catch the group at another outdoor concert happening in Seminole Heights on Jan. 17.
See a list of Tampa Bay’s “Safe & Sound” live music venues here.
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This article appears in Dec 31, 2020 – Jan 6, 2021.
